During a recent governing board meeting, community engagement and safety were at the forefront of discussions. A board member initiated the conversation by referencing a community request to address safety concerns following a recent school shooting, emphasizing the importance of ongoing dialogue around this critical issue.

The meeting progressed to action items, where board members reviewed the consent agenda. Notably, several donations were highlighted, showcasing community support for local initiatives. Among the contributions were a $1,000 donation from Susan and Raymond Breeden for the Lincoln Food Banquet, and a $25,100 donation for Lincoln Administration. Other notable donations included $174.31 from Ohio Pile Prints Incorporated for PHS athletics, $150 from First Congregational Church for outdoor education, and $1,000 from the Henry Dahlberg Foundation for Granite Mountain Camping.

Additionally, the board discussed the approval of government purchasing cooperatives, specifically mentioning the National Purchasing Partners Government and the Sabik Group, both of which focus on enhancing public safety and law enforcement. This discussion reflects the board's commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of students and staff within the community.